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Shaq reveals “the most valuable thing” his drill sergeant father did that taught him to never be complacent. Phillip Arthur Harrison wasn’t Shaq’s biological dad. But he’s the man Shaq considers to be his “real father.” Shaq says Harrison was “super hard” on him and demanded “perfection.” His stepfather... wasn’t his coach of his basketball team, but that didn’t stop him from walking onto the court and calling a timeout after Shaq missed a finger roll trying to be “smooth.” SHAQ: “He said, ‘What are you doing?’ And I said, ‘I’m working on my Magic Johnson.’ Whap! ‘F*ck Magic Johnson, you need to be Shaq.’ So that’s when I started dunking. And every time I dunk, I wanted to tear the rim off. Cause I was mad at him.” Outside of teaching Shaq to play like Shaq and not one of his basketball idols, “the most valuable thing” his stepfather did was never letting him celebrate for too long. He knew that if Shaq became too attached to past accomplishments, it would distract him from chasing “the next thing.” SHAQ: “As a youngster, we used to have the trophies — you know how it was with the youth? We play on Saturday, championship game, we win. Sunday, TROPHIES BE GONE.” The message to a young Shaq was invaluable: yesterday’s win is already irrelevant. The only thing that matters is what you do next.show more

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643,143 次观看 • 6 个月前

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Josh Chambers

449,432 次观看 • 27 天前

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Vlade Divac says he invented flopping to survive Shaq. He got him into early foul trouble and whispered ‘that’s two already, big fella’ in his ear, but Shaq still three-peated on him “My approach when I was playing against Shaq, watching films before the games, I try to find another way. Not to beat him, but just to make it tougher” “So I realized, if I go up and down, if I start running fast breaks, I’ll make him tired, because of his size. So he may have less energy on offense” “And obviously, I created flopping. He would go into you, and there’s no way you can stand. And the referee would just call a foul, especially when we played at home. I would go down, I would make the crowd, putting pressure on the referees” “They started calling. I said, ‘Oh, this is going to work’. Every game, I say ‘What’s up, big fella? You got two fouls already, man.’ He was pissed”

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144,253 次观看 • 1 个月前

Straight out the horses mouth. Shaq says that Phil told him to do his thing the first 3 quarters and to let Kobe have the 4th. Shaq also says that Kobe sacrificed his game and could've easily been FMVP for ALL of their rings. Anyone who's been following my page for a while knows that I've been saying this for years. Thank you SHAQ... Full video here: Thanks to Michael Cornwell for putting me onto it...

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New York Basketball

1,940,797 次观看 • 3 年前

Shaq is back with us. I’m not meant to have favorites but he has always been one of mine. The hardest part is making the right decisions for the dogs on an ongoing basis… 🏀 We fixed him initially and it took 2 months and 3 operations. Hardly any vets would take on the operation and it was a case of nearly losing him. 🌴 He recovered well. I used to love spending time with him as we had such a deep bond during his recovery at Happy Doggo 🐕 Shaq was not suitable for adoption. He’s a street dog through and through. He was a bad around other other dogs and quite old. I thought long and hard about his options 🏡 We found him his safe place to live. Some locals would look out for him and he was in no danger. He had shelter, regular food and 2 other friends he knew. Shaq loved it there. 💊 I would call down to him every month with his meds and for a check up with some sausages. He has been doing great. ☔️ Recently with very damp weather and humid temperatures a lot of dogs have been getting skin issues. Shaq has some of the worst I’ve seen despite being ok 2 weeks ago when I last saw him. 🦠 Shaq has a bacterial and fungal infection. 🧑🏽‍⚕️ We’ve brought him in for a 2 week stay to get it all fixed up and all his blood work and other little bits fixed. It’s like a spa break for him. People were messaging me asking if I was angry he ended up like this. Not at all. Shaq is a street dog who has a great life but he just needs some medicines and care now. Just like any pet or other dog we look after. I always told Shaq we’d look after him no matter what so it’s nice to have him back for a little bit of pampering.

Shaq is back with us. I’m not meant to have favorites but he has always been one of mine. The hardest part is making the right decisions for the dogs on an ongoing basis… 🏀 We fixed him initially and it took 2 months and 3 operations. Hardly any vets would take on the operation and it was a case of nearly losing him. 🌴 He recovered well. I used to love spending time with him as we had such a deep bond during his recovery at Happy Doggo 🐕 Shaq was not suitable for adoption. He’s a street dog through and through. He was a bad around other other dogs and quite old. I thought long and hard about his options 🏡 We found him his safe place to live. Some locals would look out for him and he was in no danger. He had shelter, regular food and 2 other friends he knew. Shaq loved it there. 💊 I would call down to him every month with his meds and for a check up with some sausages. He has been doing great. ☔️ Recently with very damp weather and humid temperatures a lot of dogs have been getting skin issues. Shaq has some of the worst I’ve seen despite being ok 2 weeks ago when I last saw him. 🦠 Shaq has a bacterial and fungal infection. 🧑🏽‍⚕️ We’ve brought him in for a 2 week stay to get it all fixed up and all his blood work and other little bits fixed. It’s like a spa break for him. People were messaging me asking if I was angry he ended up like this. Not at all. Shaq is a street dog who has a great life but he just needs some medicines and care now. Just like any pet or other dog we look after. I always told Shaq we’d look after him no matter what so it’s nice to have him back for a little bit of pampering.

Niall Harbison

352,633 次观看 • 1 年前

I will always love you, SHAQ. Mainly because of stories like this, but also because you made my son’s life when you took the time to take a picture with him and his friends when they were out to dinner at homecoming. Shaq is the best of us. 🥹

I will always love you, SHAQ. Mainly because of stories like this, but also because you made my son’s life when you took the time to take a picture with him and his friends when they were out to dinner at homecoming. Shaq is the best of us. 🥹

CCP IS ASSHOE

20,995 次观看 • 1 年前